What's the oldest electronic device you have that you still use regularly?

With a saw.

A 26 year old Hamilton Beach juicer.
A 2013 Samsung Stratosphere II cell phone.
An old boombox that plays cassette tapes.

I have a tube tv and a super nintendo, but I wake up every day to a 1930's compass alarm.

I had one of those, but it died a couple years ago! I miss it, very powerful.

Super Nintendos are not so old. I have an original Ninetendo in it's box with the original controllers, which kinda fail at times. But Super Nintendo controllers have a much different feel and it effects you ability to control and win the games.

My old hand mixer is a GE from the 70s. You have to be careful where the wire goes into the unit so that it's not pulled on or bent too much. I suppose you could take it apart and fix the wire if it breaks, but I haven't had to do that yet.

OK, junior.

That's why only us geezers can tell you about all the old units we still have. All the new stuff was made for the trash dumps.

My samsung s9, I'm ashamed

Panasonic vlube vibrator circa 78.

my house was built in 05. All of the appliances less the fridge came with the house and are still working fine.

Marshall 1959 SLP made in the early 70s

NES, Master System etc

Dads heathkit radio station

A 50s housewife mother. But she shorts out a little here and there

I have a pair of Sony cd/mp3 changers, hooked up in tandem! I was listening today while I painted.

This is why the govt is right

Zenith VCR from 1981, we still use it a few times a year

The fridge, radio and lights in my 1981 Tioga. The digital clock kinda works, the water pump is still good but the water lines need replacing.

1976 Pioneer SX-650 receiver, listen to it daily. However the feed is internet streamed from my computer 90% of the time.

78-79 pioneer SA9500 audio amp I have had all these years.

A radio my mom and I used to listen to in the morning before I went to school in the 60’s.

Telefunken tube radio from the 50s. Worked the last time I tried. Oldest electronic that I still use every day, a Osterizer blender that I bought back in 1975.

Have a number of kitchen appliances that I got new back in 1973 that are still going strong.

Electronics the one I still use regularly is a mid 80's Sony portable SW/AM/FM receiver. Great design.

Oldest electronics that have that sill work and I use on occasion are a
1) Stewart tabletop SW/AM/FM radio from probably late 1960's and
2) Tabletop SW/AM Automate Direction Finder tube radio from the early 1960's (before the days of even Loran for recreational boats when going out on the open ocean) that came with my first Open Ocean transiting sailboat.

Even after many years of being around salt water that part mechanical, but automatic, ADF still works like a champ ... unbelievable!! (the antenna system on the top physically rotates via a motor to plot the direction to the transmitting station - which on the ocean can be several hundred miles away). A Rube Goldberg device if there ever was one with the marriage of mechanical motors with electronic (tube) circuitry ... but what a device for it's day for navigating on the oceans (before consumer grade Loran receivers and decades before GPSs)!!

a Walkman I got in 1985 to listen to cassettes, my electronic drumkit is from 2004 and the pc i use to play along with mp3s I built in 2001, my bathroom radio is from 1997, and i still play Mario Kart 64 with my kids on a Nintendo 64 that i got in 1998.

i also have a Boston manual pencil sharpener (the kind you'd use in school that was mounted to a wall) that my dad had in the 1950s (1956-7 thereabouts) when he was a kid, but that's not electronic so....

My Strat.

although I don't use them regularly, I have:

1) an early wax cylinder gramophone with about 20 wax cylinders of music

2) a container of electric gas therapy stimulators

3) an electric hyfrecator to burn off skin tags/lesions

1979 Peavey T-60 guitar.

1980's Hoover concept 1 vacuum.

New vacuums can't fuck with it.

A guy I know has a Kirby and I use it sometimes. It's more powerful but so heavy that it's a workout to use. I prefer the Hoover.

My old ipod